Battery Weight:
7.2 lbs (3.26 kg)
Motor Weight:
5.75 lbs (2.6 kg)
Frame Fork Details:
100mm Hub Spacing Compatible, 1.25mm Thread 12mm Axle with Keyed ~9.8mm Spacing, 18mm Nuts
Frame Rear Details:
120mm, 135mm, 142mm, 145mm Hub Spacing Compatible, 1.25mm Thread 12mm Axle with Keyed ~9.8mm Spacing, 18mm Nuts
Gearing Details:
10
(Single Speed or 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 Speed Cassettes from Shimano or SunRace)Brake Details:
Mechanical Wuxing 5 Star Brand Four Finger Levers with Motor Inhibitors, Optional Motor Inhibitor Switch for Hydraulic Brake Levers, Disc or Linear-Pull Caliper and V-Brake Compatible
Rims:
Aluminum Alloy, Double Wall, 36 Hole, 19mm Inner Width, 25.4mm Width, Machined Sidewalls, Silver or Black
Spokes:
Stainless Steel, 12 Gauge, with Adjustable Nipples
Wheel Sizes:
16 in (40.64cm)20 in (50.8cm)24 in (60.96cm)26 in (66.04cm)27.5 in (69.85cm)28 in (71.12cm)29 in (73.66cm)Tube Details:
Schrader Valve
Accessories:
Julet Color Coded Water Resistant Wiring (Customizable Lengths and Extenders for Motor and Control Systems), Optional Herrmans H-Drive QD197 Integrated LED Headlight (36v or 48v Compatible), Optional Zinc Coated Steel Torque Arm, Optional Silver or Black Motor Color, Optional Wuxing Half or Full Twist Throttle (Default is Trigger Throttle), Optional LED Display (Mode: Low, Med, High, Battery Level 4 Dots, Speedometer), Optional Color LCD Display (KT-LCD8SU or KT-LCD8HU)
Other:
Locking Dowtube Mounted Battery, Compatible with Disc Brakes or Caliper Style Brakes (Clamp Diameter 22.2mm), 17 Amp Controller, 4 Hall Sensors in Motor, 1.9lb 2 Amp Charger, Enhanced and Re-Written KT Display Manual
Jim
5 years agoI have a Trec OCLV with a triple + 9 gear cassette. Would this motor be a pedal assist at any gear?
ReplyCourt
5 years agoHi Jim! If I understand you correctly… you’re wondering if your 27 speed bike (with 9 speed cassette and 3 speed chainring up front) would work with this kit and have pedal assist in all gears? Yes, hub motors operate independently from the bicycle drivetrain so the motor activates whenever you pedal… all the sensor measures is whether you’re pedaling. If yes, the motor activates, if no, the motor does not unless you’re using the throttle. I hope this helps :)
Replyroger brand
3 years agoi am new to this electric bike stuff so be kind. Can you pedal and not have the assist by just turning it off, if so does it affect regular pedaling.
ReplyCourt
3 years agoHi Roger! Welcome, that’s a great question. Every electric bike that I’ve ever tested (over 1,000) do allow you to turn the pedal assist off. Some have throttle systems, so you can choose not to use them, or even turn the electric part of the bike completely off and just ride as a heavier regular bicycle. Most bikes do not affect regular pedaling at all, or very much. Some motors have a bit of drag to them, but that’s mostly the less commonly used gearless direct drive hub motors. Geared hub motors and mid-drives freewheel without any friction or drag. I hope this helps!
ReplyKevin
2 years agoThe 48V Burly Kit looks great. I have a Trek 24 speed tandem and was wondering what is the best system to use. I also live in Kamloops British Columbia, Canada. Where would be the best place to order from. Thanks so much for your help.
ReplyCourt
2 years agoHi Kevin! I’ve been to Kamloops before, it’s a beautiful place. Good choice, I think the 48V Burly Kit would work well for your tandem. I suggest contacting EBO Electric Bike Outfitters directly and seeing if they can ship to Canada. Hope this helps, I’d love to hear how your bike turns out :D
ReplyJack Day
2 months agoAs a long distance cyclist who turns 81 next week, I have been using an EBO Burly (Electric Bike Outfitters) electric kit on a cross-country or border to border ride each summer since 2017, covering over 28,000 miles of the 40,000 miles pedaled on my twelve rides. I have just completed my last long ride beginning in Olympia, Washington and finishing up on the GAP/C&O Canal Trails coming into Washington DC. No BS, I have seriously abused their product many many times, especially in the Sierra/Cascade, Rocky and Appalachian mountain ranges, but the motor was durable and outlasted me. I highly recommend the EBO as a quality product on any kind of bike that you might have. Other uses: Outrunning dogs, headwinds, keeping up with unloaded tag-along riders, from stopped to getting up to speed on a slope and quick-shooting those short steep hills. Jack Day
ReplyMike East
4 weeks agoHey Jack! Thats really awesome to see you out there still pedaling after all these years. I can only hope to be at your level if I am lucky enough to make it. Thanks for the great feedback! -Mike
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